What I'm looking at - Titanic Syndrome, U.S. breadth, overseas breadth, biotech, VIX jump, seasonality

Here's what I'm looking at:Titanic SyndromeJason has looked at the Hindenburg Omen and Titanic Syndrome in recent weeks, and these bearish symptoms remain. A Titanic Syndrome signal triggered again yesterday.These signals have been particularly accurate over the past 2 years, with each instance ...

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